Ebby Halliday

It’s Never Too Late To Buy Your Own Cedar Creek Lake House Because …

By CandysDirt / August 3, 2024 /

The holidays are coming! The holidays are coming! Wait, what? Did that stunning revelation catch you off guard? I mean, we’re just days into August and vacations are still happening and school hasn’t even started yet, though it’s pretty close. But just in case you’re thinking it’s too late in the year to buy a…

Serenity Now at This 5-Acre Estate in the Growing Town of Argyle

By CandysDirt / July 20, 2024 /

Merely hearing the address, “201 Quiet Cove Court” lowers your blood pressure, doesn’t it?  Wait until you step inside this newly completed 9,563-square-foot Argyle estate listed by Janine Bayer and Julie Peacock of the Ebby North Dallas’ Bayer Group. Just what the doctor ordered, assuming your doctor’s taste is as impeccable as his medical advice.…

The Ebby Halliday Companies Are Navigating Change with Confidence

By CandysDirt / July 13, 2024 /

No other local brokerage has been at the forefront of change longer than the Ebby Halliday Companies. Since 1945, they have been providing agents with the cutting-edge tools, comprehensive training and innovative services needed to weather whatever “storms” have cropped up in the industry and the local market. The industry is once again facing a…

Enjoy a Rare Luxury Resort Lifestyle in This Cole Smith-Designed Home 

By Karen Eubank / July 1, 2024 /

Luxury buyers today want more than a pretty house. They want an architecturally significant, extraordinary house that offers character and a luxury resort lifestyle. I have not seen any property that can compare with this one. Not in years. Architect Cole Smith designed this three-story home. As a partner with Smith, Ekblad & Associates, he…

Hidden Retreat on Five Acres in the Woods of … North Dallas?

By CandysDirt.com Contributor / June 29, 2024 /

North 40 Place.  Never heard of it? Well, that’s kind of the idea. This secluded, serene enclave just off Frankford Road was once full of grazing cattle and was known as Oakdale Farm. In 1966, a man named Ross Forney bought the farm, divided it into eight exclusive lots, invited prominent families to move in,…